This month’s demonstrator is SPSW member Eileen Collins
“Think about how you sign your work. What are you trying to communicate to those who pick up your work? In my demonstration on Laser Pecker – How to Design Your Logo, I will expose you to fundamentals in Graphic Design and Techniques you may not have considered when signing your work.” ~ Eileen Collins
Bring your Logo concepts! Bring your questions!
Eileen Collins is a woodturner from Mountlake Terrace, Snohomish and Edmonds. She is a proud, 4th generation Washingtonian. Eileen has an eclectic formal education that includes costume design, textile art and industrial engineering. In her career at Boeing, she even completed a weeklong course in aircraft painting. She credits her art background for instilling a “think out of the box” approach to problem solving and creativity.
Eileen has been very gracious in support of SPSW as a demonstrator this year. Way back in January, she demonstrated Fiber Reactive Dyes and then provided an encore mini workshop on that topic during our March mini symposium. Back again for our September mini symposium, Eileen demonstrated Inside-Out Turned Ornaments. And once again in November we will be blessed with Eileen’s talents as she will demonstrate Laser Pecker – How to design Your Logo.
